He's gonna be 10 years old forever.

Pokemon Coma Theory forbids it, Satoshi.

Tabun ne...

Hope keeps being a loser, XD

Considering Tabunne's english name (Audino) which is meant to be a pun too (Audino = I dunno), does that mean it should be translated to 'I dunno' instead of 'Maybe'?

But this is japanese and Tabunne mean "May be". So the translation is correct

The joke doesn't work with the English name.

Maybe = Chance of success.
I dunno = No answer, positive or negative

hypno009 said:
He's gonna be 10 years old forever.

Iris can stay 10 forever. I won't mind.

NekoKnight36 said:
The joke doesn't work with the English name.

Maybe = Chance of success.
I dunno = No answer, positive or negative

Sure it could. Instead of saying it doesn't know, it already knows he won't make it so it refuses to say.

Entendu said:
Sure it could. Instead of saying it doesn't know, it already knows he won't make it so it refuses to say.

At any rate, Audino to "I dunno" is more of a leap than Tabunne which literally means "maybe". It's my opinion that localizing things is fine but one should translate word puns very conservatively.

Perhaps "Maybi" or "Mayabee" would've been a better name for Audino?

This is a good time to use "Audino?"

[deleted]

Amusingly enough, 'Audino' would make a perfect answer for this too.

It totally knows the answer to Ash's question.